Roosevelt Coffee Scoop
Get your morning off to a great start using a handmade, wood-handled coffee scoop to measure your joe. They’re available with a variety of wood handles and a chrome or gold-plated scoop. Wood has a wonderful tactile quality that feels good in the hand. Some scoops are enhanced with additional texture or decoration. These are also great gifts—they’re handcrafted and very useful!
Length: 5” to 5-1/2”
Theodore Roosevelt was one of the most active champions of wilderness preservation in history. As governor of New York, he outlawed the use of feathers as clothing adornment. As president, he set aside hundreds of millions of acres of wilderness and created over 200 national forests, national parks and wildlife refuges. Appropriate to this item, Roosevelt was known to drink a gallon of coffee a day.
Get your morning off to a great start using a handmade, wood-handled coffee scoop to measure your joe. They’re available with a variety of wood handles and a chrome or gold-plated scoop. Wood has a wonderful tactile quality that feels good in the hand. Some scoops are enhanced with additional texture or decoration. These are also great gifts—they’re handcrafted and very useful!
Length: 5” to 5-1/2”
Theodore Roosevelt was one of the most active champions of wilderness preservation in history. As governor of New York, he outlawed the use of feathers as clothing adornment. As president, he set aside hundreds of millions of acres of wilderness and created over 200 national forests, national parks and wildlife refuges. Appropriate to this item, Roosevelt was known to drink a gallon of coffee a day.
Get your morning off to a great start using a handmade, wood-handled coffee scoop to measure your joe. They’re available with a variety of wood handles and a chrome or gold-plated scoop. Wood has a wonderful tactile quality that feels good in the hand. Some scoops are enhanced with additional texture or decoration. These are also great gifts—they’re handcrafted and very useful!
Length: 5” to 5-1/2”
Theodore Roosevelt was one of the most active champions of wilderness preservation in history. As governor of New York, he outlawed the use of feathers as clothing adornment. As president, he set aside hundreds of millions of acres of wilderness and created over 200 national forests, national parks and wildlife refuges. Appropriate to this item, Roosevelt was known to drink a gallon of coffee a day.